In addition, most systems provide you with low probability trade setups at or below 55% predictability. Let us give you a short overview, comparing the probability for a positive outcome in 10-trades of a trading system with 75%, 65%, and 55% predictability

The expected outcome on 55% predictability is random and will not get you where you want to be and you have the chance better your odds of winning.

If you make the change to higher predictability you bend the odds in your favor; however there are more components needed for successful trading and we are ready to share those with you; helping you by sharing in our systems clear cut rules of how to act on price move indications.

To ensure a change, we practice with you to get you out of your own way, giving you a clear cut action plan and financial plan to follow.

What does this chart below show you?

Let us give you some answers:

The system colors up moves in blue.

Down moves are indicated by red candles.

Some candles highlight Buy> or Sell< price thresholds.

Dots signify the expected price move to target.

Horizontal red bars show the stop level.

The chart shows the daily price development of crude oil futures for one month.

Had you had known an acted at the highlighted price move indication the following would have happened:

You participated in four trades, winning three.

You exited your trade either at the target do or at the close of the third bar in the trade.

You dedicated $3,000 of margin to the trade.

You could have followed the price move with either the future or a related ETF or Options.

The following chart shows the outcome of the trades.

Daily NeverLossTrading Trend Catching Crude Oil Futures Chart

By following the trade rules, a gain of $2,910 was achieved: a 97% return on invested capital in one month.

Surely, our systems work for all asset classes: Stocks, Options, Futures, and FOREX.

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This quote, given by the famous baseball player Yogi Berra already summarizes the problem trader’s constantly face: Finding repetitive situations, where the future price move of an asset can be predicted with high probability.

Trading systems shall provide you with a structured approach to tell which situation to consider and which not: where to place your entry, exit, and stop or adjustment level.

But what is high probability compared to the opposite: low probability?

Our definition is easy: A system that gives you trade setups, verified by past performance, where you have a >63% probability to predict the future price happening is high predictability and everything else is low probability.

The NeverLossTrading Top-Line chart shows you five potential trade situations that all have an easy condition to specify your trade entry:

The spelled out price threshold: Buy>$47.45, Sell<$46.63 has to be surpassed in the next candle. Only when this is given, you accept the trade; allowing you as a trader to work with buy-stop or sell stop orders. This way, you do not even have to be in front of your screen: you can preprogram your trades to this condition and have them auto-filled.

When you check the above chart, following this principle mechanically, lead to four winning trades (magnified) and one losing trade (first orange signal from the left): winning four out of five, gave our system in the observed time frame an 80% predictability and thus, high probability!

When you consider the following simple exit rules: At red and blue signals, consider that a price move that starts in a NLT Light Tower (candles with a cyan color dot), likes to end in a NLT Light Tower. In addition: you are in average, five bars in a directional trade on those signals. Putting this together, is giving you an easy game plan to follow. On orange signals, we even like to trade for 10-bars.

But what to do if your risk tolerance does not allow you to trade daily crude oil charts?

We teach you how to trade derivatives, scaling your risk levels in $50 or $100 increments.

Does that also work on lower time frames?

Absolutely, we us fractal based mathematical models, focused on spotting and following institutional money moves and this way giving you repetitive happenings: let us put a proof to it!

NLT 1-Hour Top-Line Chart for Crude Oil, November 29 to December 2, 2016

The chart shows you six trade situations that were validated by the next candle ticking out the set price threshold, leading to five winners and one loser: 83% probability for success in the observed time frame.

We teach our systems one-on-one, focusing on your specific wants and needs: NLT Top-Line is our top of the line; however we also offer entry level systems and allow traders to upgrade later, discounting the tuition payment from the price of the upgrade.

Take a look at our offering…click and let us know which system you want us to give you a personal demonstration on.

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This morning, we had a request from a potential client, who wanted to see trade situations in the last couple of days on TradeColors.com for Crude Oil Futures, on client preferred time frames: 1-hour, 20-minutes, and 5-minutes.

Hence, we put together a series of charts, highlighted algorithmic based trade setups with orange rectangles and the results were pretty impressive for our basic system and this might make a difference for you:

Crude Oil Futures, 1-Hour Chart, July 4 – 7, 2016

Trade Entry is when the low of a new two-red-candle sequence is taken out by the next candle or when the high of a new blue candle sequence is taken out by the next candle.

This way you can operate with sell- or buy-stops and your order will only be filled if the price direction assumed is confirmed.

Orange rectangles specify new two-candle-setups

Bar-by-bar the system calculates the minimum expected price expansion of a trade at entry and you have two choices:

Momentum trade: you exit at when the specified price expansion is reached.

Trend trade: you trail your stop.

The highlighted chart situations refer to the momentum trade where we enter for a pre-specified price move and exit at target. Highlighted are only directional confirmed setups.

All details will be taught in individual training sessions, each is recorded.

In addition there is an 60 page document explaining the details of the system and individual trade situations.

Crude Oil Futures 20-Minute Chart, July 5 and July 6, 2016

Crude Oil Futures 5-Minutes, July 6, 2016

If you feel this could be a start for you into the world of high probability trading, call us at 866 455 4520 or contact@NeverLossTrading.com for a live demonstration.

Day trading has one beauty: You are not exposed to any overnight risk; however, you also do not participate in potential favorable and predictable price breakouts on higher time frames.

Commodities like crude Oil have weekly decision making points (once a week inventories are reported on a worldwide basis), where institutions decide to buy or sell by investing in futures or the spots of the commodities.

Dots on the chart are calculated price exit points, with the assumption that those are reached in 1-4 bars.

When you are familiar with Crude Oil Futures, you might immediately reply: I am not ready to take the necessary risk associated with entry to stop, to participate in such trade: here, about $3,600 per contract.

How to solve this issue?

We teach you in our mentorship how you can trade derivatives of Crude Oil and participate in $50 risk increments by trading the pre-dominant longer-term price direction.

Why would you even want to make multiple streams of income?

With limited capital exposure you can:

Produce weekly income with limited risk.

Produce multiday income from swing trades.

4-hour income from short-term trades.

Day trading for fast returns.

All without the need to control every trade: Entry and exit can be pre-programmed.

Why should this work?

NeverLossTrading systems are fractal based and repeat their strong signal on all time frames, tick bases, or range bars.

This allows you to apply every system on lower and higher time frames, achieving a higher participation rate without the need to control every trade as a day trader.

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Day trading has one beauty: You are not exposed to any overnight risk; however, you also do not participate in potential favorable and predictable price breakouts on higher time frames.

Commodities like crude Oil have weekly decision making points (once a week inventories are reported on a worldwide basis), where institutions decide to buy or sell by investing in futures or the spots of the commodities.

Let us give you a short demonstration how to build up a chart, where blue colored candles signify uptrends and red colored candles downtrends, gray boxes show short-term support and resistant, where we follow the shift of price momentum and the break of those price points:

Chart-1: Crude Oil Futures on a Weekly Chart without signals

In addition, with the help of our algorithms we specify key price turning points that you can spot and follow, when specific chart conditions are met:

Chart-2: Crude Oil Futures on a Weekly Chart

Imagine, you had an algorithm, helping you to set the target for a trade that shall be reached in 1-4 bars (dots on the chart), when the signal is confirmed by the next candle surpassing the spelled out price threshold: Would this support your trading?

How do we capture a new trade direction?

When institutional leaders make a motion, others recognize the directional trades taken and either confirm or trade opposite to the new direction. If a new strong directional price move is confirmed, you do the most ingenious; you trade with the new price direction, following the NeverLossTrading price move model:

Chart-3: NeverLossTrading Price Move Model

In a simple summary: with the help of multiple algorithms, pre-stages of a change in supply and demand that might lead to a directional price move are detected and reported; however, trades are only accepted when other market participants confirm the new price direction.

Dots on the chart are calculated price exit points, with the assumption that those are reached in 1-4 bars.

When you are familiar with Crude Oil Futures, you might immediately reply: I am not ready to take the necessary risk associated with entry to stop, to participate in such trade: here, about $3,600 per contract.

How to solve this issue?

What you control the most in trading is the risk you take per trade.

If you have the ability limit your maximum risk on trades that you hold for multiple days or weeks, by trading a derivative that moves with the direction of Crude Oil; but, limiting your risk in $50-increments, then you can participate in longer-term directional price moves without violating your maximum risk tolerance. We share in our mentorships how to put this in action.

Incorporating multiple time frames into your financial plan for trading helps you to build multiple streams of income:

Weekly income: 1-4 week returns.

Daily income: 1-4 day returns.

4-hour income: 1-2 day returns.

Day trading income: same day returns.

We just used crude oil as an example; you surely can do the same for currencies, stocks, indexes, other commodities, and basically every tradable instrument.

When you pair longer-term trades with the ability repair a trade, in case it goes against you and you harvest on the leverage, when the trade goes right; do you feel this could make a difference for your trading?

We are launching a new concept: NeverLossTrading TurnPoint Trading (above charts), which is positioned between NLT WealthBuilding and NLT Top-Line.

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2016 Trading is on and the markets are giving you fantastic opportunities to participate in shorter-term price moves.

How would it feel, to turn your money every second day?

Do you have instruments on hand that you take $100-risk increments to participate in price moves as shown on the chart above?

We just held a presentation at a Trader’s Exclusive Event and in case you missed it, here is a recording link; however, it will only be up for a couple of days. The video is not public, only available for your personal viewing with the following link: